Sometimes it’s OK to eat a Pizza — Day 127

Max Ignatius Atlas
2 min readJul 5, 2021

I made sure that I woke up extra early today after oversleeping yesterday. I didn’t set an alarm, but rather declared my intention and desire to rise early before going to bed (this works surprisingly well). It felt really refreshing to get in a morning run after missing the chance yesterday, despite the fact that I ended up overworking myself a little! My routines have started to become like rituals–even the chores! If I don’t end up doing everything that I usually do, then I feel as if I’m missing out on something.

I was feeling unusually hungry this afternoon, which was puzzling since I had a hearty breakfast and a full lunch. I considered fixing myself up a quick snack, but after noting how much I had already eaten, I decided not to. Even though I wasn’t craving anything that was particularly unhealthy, eating more food would only put a lot of unneeded calories into my body. This is one reason why I’m so glad I’ve started keeping track of how much I eat, because hunger can sometimes be deceptive.

Daily Image Year of Change Day 127 #YOC

Every day I seem to inch closer to the person I’m trying to be.

Tonight’s workout went really great. In fact, I ended up breaking one of my personal records for weightlifting, and I was able to do this by following David Goggins’ inspirational“40% Rule” (if you don’t already know who he is, be sure to check him out). David Goggins believes that most people only ever utilize about 40% of their faculties, meaning that our true limits are far beyond what they initially seem. I thought about this as I was about to stop short of my personal best, and I did indeed find the resolve to push through what seemed to be my limit.

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Max Ignatius Atlas

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